Please help I’m so stuck. How can the inverse relationship between an exponential function and its inverse logarithmic function be explained? Drag a phrase or equation into each box to correctly complete

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Please help I’m so stuck.

How can the inverse relationship between an exponential function and its inverse logarithmic function be explained? Drag a phrase or equation into each box to correctly complete the statements.

Please help I’m so stuck. How can the inverse relationship between an exponential-example-1

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Answer:

g(x)=log3 x+2

right

Explanation:

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Answer:

g(x)=log₃x+2

shift of 2 units right

shift of 2 units up

Explanation:

Mark Estrada answered Feb 19, 2022

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